TIIK MOitNlKO AHrOUlAN; miOxV, KEWiUAUY 9,. 1900,
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OVERCOAT and
MACKINTOSH SALE
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Ah ii Hjicciitl inducement to roiltico our utock
jircvioiiH to taring urrivul wo will ninko a
liirge reduction on the nbovo uoy goodn
lit Ichn than cost.
C. H. Cooper
The Leading House of Astoria
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TO ASTORIANS.
Th. llAII.V A1TOHIAN will itm twnA
li Hli In I'nrtUiiil al hm .llkii '
tluli.rf houwi.f J. r, MmimIUx "l
W(liliiliu "lri. ortir
tiling Ult ttllh till linn
rmil AllantlnM.
Will iol
TODAY WttATHKR.
roltTI.ANO, Feb. .-VesUrn Ora
tion ami Wsstern Washington, ocra
Mlunal rain.
AROUND TOWN.
W. V. Willi ila In In I'ortlund.
rii,nrr W. I. A. V Is In Portland.
II. W ilinine of Hkiimnlmw Ii In ths
ty.
U M. llilius of qulnrjr I at ths
-M.nt.
A. A rivrlun'l haa nlurnwd from
tenuis.
J, 11. Crowley of n Krancmro In In
Uif illy.
Mi. Uoitkc Hlilriili It visiting In
('. D. H. . t, th liwaeo druggist, I
In tlw i lly.
M liixiUi, the liuiilrr latmon buyer,
I In ilm illy.
C'rawnish cooked In wins at th Na
(tonal Caf.
frank ami i wH'tl (itroy of 8aalde
r- In lhi tlty.
UoiiU blrA't Klah Market Tolophona
imml'tT, 21S3.
JhIiii Conway of Tillamook I In th
-!( on buslni-s.
A. F. li"K'r. tho l'uitland papvr
iii.ui, l in ihu Hty.
CoiiHiiiblo A. C. Mlllur of Seaside was
in town yrsterday.
Mmuikr hll, of fisher's opera
iiotiKr, la In 1'oniunJ.
(. II. 1'ia.l of Portland U visiting III'
ii-lutU'-a anil frl-ml. ..
l;-st U-c. nt nuiil, ltlnlnf Bun rtiitau
rant. Hi Comnn'rclal atrtot.
A l?-tunl "on una born unto Mr.
uml Mia. J. U Ailiunt of L'lalu on laat
Tin-mlay,
Mm. A. U IViihc, of i'ortlund, la via
Ituig at (lie home of lur thiol. Mra.
Jonlnn.
F. V. H. Amlifwa of 1'ortlanil viu
down yi'ni. nlny ntt'nilln( to hla xhlp
plug Intvrcita.
A. J. Mi'kI'T la raiildly Improving In
ht'iilih and will loon ba at hla old pool
In tlila city..
Thomna Oryre hua returned from
AIuhU'i, wh.re lie hua bt-en for ai-venil
montlia pant.
Will Clinton, who recently went to
lMWMori City, hua loft those iliRBlngg
for Cape Nome.
Tin; atoam m hoonor Laifima haa boon
auld Into the N,oine trade. The conald
vrnllun wua $26,000. j
The HrltlHh bnrk Donna Krunclnco, In
Ijallimt from Jilo de Janeiro, arrived
In port yesterday afternoon.
UtniTuI Housework Wuntod Ily a
woiiiiin of mltl.llu ago. (loud reforonoes.
Call at Srs Conimetclul Htrect, room
114.
The ColdHboroiiKh atarted out for the
Homul yeattrdny but returned to the
O. It. & N. dock breauaa of too heavy
weather outslito,
II. R. WorthliiBton, William DeHt,
F. L. Hunter, W. It. Hunt und Ooorgo
K. Burton, of Ban FranolHco, are
Biiebts at the Oooklent.
FOIl RENT Four good-iled houae
keeping rooma, unfurnlahod. Penh able
tenant, only, wanted; no children. Ad
dress "M," Aatorlan olllce.
Itojlyn coal laata longer, la cleaner
and makes leu trouble with stoves and
chimney Hues than any other. George
W, Sanborn, Agont. Telephone lait
Be good to yourself and good to
your friend. When you treat a friend
to whiskey, give him the best. Harper
whiskey la the beverace for your
friends and for you. Sold by Foard
Stokes Company, Astoria, Oregon.
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Cream I'uii Itye. Aiiieihu'a Durst
whlakcy, The niy pure good; uur-
anted rich and mellow, John L.Carl
son, solo agent.
The Hcuiulliiuvliiii double iiiarlette
will iriukn Ita first uppourunu. In As
toria Ml I he HiuliilllillVllin !e ('lull
riiieituiiiioini and dunen at Foard A
Hti'kea hall on Haiurtlny night.
Ital)n coal la tha beat and most eco
iiomlral voul fur huiiNehold use In As
toria. Try It once nnd you will. have
no o'her. lioiirgo W. Sanborn, Agent
Tel. plo.ne 1311.
At till) coinllioll colililll meeting
tin... Iii, .ti. I . n . ..ll ni...A U'i.m a . u ai..l
prohlliil and suprens aauiblliig and
..I l . .t.. ,1 a. ..1 I... .. - ...
M(iiiH iop iiiitr iur viomiuia i 11
t: t $:c
(Mil
H. W. Heott of llir ruiitlc Coaat Coin
puny, with hrad'tuarters at 8 attic, la
In the city as the gut-at of Mr. WIlMin,
lh" local repreNeniutlve of the com
pany.
To in'ooinmoiiuifl thoae who ware un
ublu iii take ailvuntiige o( hla clear'
a n en mile prk'ta, llvrmuii Wlsu decided
to com Inue hla Mile pikes for a few
.In looker; don't wait and regret
liny now I
M-S'lniiu-s I. Iteiginiui, K. Tuliunt.
t liu. llellhorn. C. W. Fulion, I. U
Cheiry, J. O, Me(,ler, J. W, Welch and
It. Canuihcrs will act aa'pfctroneaai-s
lor tile griuid Admtsiilun luy bull, Feb
ruury 14.
Water I'linnini'-rs should bear In
mind that tomorrow will be the
lust tluy on wlil.ii to pay their vuter
r.Llen uml it v iltl llni l-Iliii r'mrirn i,f
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W li ! ttlK 1 III.IUB RhliPl ll IM
llmiuvnU.
Old Continental Is a aiandard high
'riMiIrt Kinfllrktf U'l.lrkv AKmlllteli
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I pure, .nid can bo recommended to those
seeking a atlmulant for me-Hral and ro-
clul uk. Bold by Aug. Diiilelaon, Ak
torla, Oregon.
1'a. lil.' hdi!, 1). of II., will glvo a
St. Vrflei tine's ball on Monday, Feb
ruary 12 K' f.vnliii.cnts free. Cake
wall'. The fruit talio will be on ex
hibition the laat of the week at the
Heualile bakery. Tickets 60 cents.
The Astoria Kox Company haa com
pleted an order of 40,(00 salmon tases
for Hume Hros. & Hume's Aluaka can
ncry. The enm-a are being stored In
the H.intliorn innn ry building. A
chartered vessel will aoon arrive to
take the cnnrs north,
The old null works ut Port Towummd
Is being fitted up as a cannery by. J.
W. Cook of this city. It la said
that the cannery haa consolidate
with the Bueeney Traps on the
went side of UlHcnvery ixluinl. These
trups will probably funusli all the
llah that run be handled there.
(looigo & Darker, Columbia liver
men, are building a cannery on the
west Hide of l'olnt ltoberts. They have
an agreement with Puget sound parties
w ho own trapa und will probably han
dle tho output of these nets. Charles
Wudhams Is building a cannery be
tween port Angeles and Port Town
send. WiiHhliiKton trap men are shortening
their traps to comply with the. law.
liming tho past season a number of
ihem wire running out Into deeper wa
ter than the law permits, but the In
fraction was not serious enough to In
voke the aid of the couits to ston It
and now tho trap men, of their own
volition, niJ mnkmg the change.
Ihe schooner Juntos A. Uartleld
pushed through a quantity of pine lum
ber on February 2, In latitude 40 de
grees 20 minutes north, and longitude
12j degrees 4U minutes west, which Is
supposed to huve been part of the deck
loud of tho bark Abby Palmer, recently
spoken in distress by tho schooner Re
porter. A dispatch has been received stating
that the following voxels are posted as
overdue at Sun FranctNCo: Annie
Thomas, 1f2 days from Cardiff for Aca
pulco, 20 per cent reinsurance; May
Flint, 85 days from Hong Kong for Tact-ma,
8 per cent; Crompton, loS days
from Antwerp for Sun Francisco, 10
per cent; Silo, 91 dnys from Hong Kong
for Vancouver, 8 per cent.
Kd. Qulnu, who Is employed In the
Clatsop mill, was badly Injured yester
day, although It may not Incapacitate
him from doing service, A large splin
ter, which vvha flung from a log which
was being sawed, entered his m.iuth
and penetrated far Into the neck. Qulnn
withdrew the splinter and Dr. Kinney
Pears5
No other soap in
the world is used so
much ; or so little of
it goes so far.
una Immediately summoned. Probably
Ihu greatest amount of durnage don
was du to the heavy loss of blood.
Mallei are pielty tame around the
county court now that the toad iietl-
tloll hus teen fliiully disposed of. With
in ihe pant '.ouple of days nothing of
Imiiortun.e bus come un for disposition
oi,tl'le ihe reaular blils whit h come In
itf.ilnst the county at stated Inter
val.. The session yesterday was de
voted tntliely to this class of bjsl-
liens,
Thv dlspliiy of pileB to In- awarded
hi the Hone i,l Herman at their
iiiiis.um ball Thursday evening, Feb
22, It atlract'lig the atl-nilon of pats-
er-by In the windows of the tSreal
AiiotI' an Tea Company on Commer
cial street. The list Is as follows: Heat
wulier, holy and gentleman, clock
and miil'.leurltlK set; best suatulned
character, gentleman, lamp; ludy, fruit
dish; cake-wulk, umbrellas; best dress
ed ludy, cape; genii" mail, smoking set.
The mUnlonary brig Pltcalrn Is being
outlined In Han Fiiintiaco for her an
nuil online to the Houth He a and Pit
culm Island mlxMoiiary stations. Her
i iil'lii Is tu b enlarged and more state
rnoiiH put In, us It Is expected that she
will rarry a huge party this year,
Within a few weeks aim will take on
board the usual cat go i f Itlblcs, u acta
and stores, and will clear for thu Houth
Kia. The Pltcalrn was built several
years ugi by the S.'eiilh-Iuy Adv'en
Hi-in. She has made svvtral voyuges
to Pltcalrn Island.
The last repor:s received lioi.i Daw
son City from members of the Astoria
tolony In that city confirm telegraphic
reports to the iffeet that liawson Is
piaiil- 'illy growing deserted, owing to
the heavy departures for I ape Norn
lliuliKhs Iii Dawson Is better and more
motny Is In circulation than ever be-
fere, but theae udvaitlugt s do not stay
the stampede io Caim Nome, cauwd by
htorhs of the rvcent rich discoveries
gold there.
riirco new lauiierlts are being built
on the lower Hound and will be In oper
ation ttuilng the coming season. Tile
Taeoma ledger says that It wus proven
lust year thut taero were not enough
tunnei lis on the 8 und to Iminlio the
IniHlniti il.at was being offered by fish
men, and duy ufler day cume reports
ut fish !elns; thrown away on this ac
count. Muny I'.sh were taken which
hud to be thrown off the scows, while
other trup men opened their trapa and
let the sulmon out into the water again.
With the eonsiructlon of the new tan
neries and the Improvements elsewhere
It is expected no further difficulty will
be experienced In caring for the big
catch usually made annually on the
Sound.
W hen Station Agent Smith at Clata
Uenle arrived at Ida olllco yesterday
morning he found that burglars had
entered the A. & C. depot during the
night and blown open the company's
safe. Nothing of value was secured,
however. The section tricycle was
found mlsxlng and It Is presumed that
the burglars made good their escape
by coming down the road on this
There are two singular points in con
nection with the affair, namely; the
(utt thut a railroad safe at an im
portant station waa broken into with
out anythli.g of value being secured
and, second, that there has ben no
evidence as to the direction the men
look. No trace of the tricycle hua been
found and no one hua yet been discov
ered who hud seen It puss on the road.
Sheriff Unxllle was piompUy notified
of tho occurrence and Immediately set
a watch for any . suspicious-looking
characters In this city. Up to a late
hour lust night, however, there waa
nothing discovered to Indicate that the
burglais had come this way.
BOLFIUNB.
Solflllne! Solflllnc!
If you are sick and tired of rubbers,
which protect your feet from wet or
cold, and wish to save continual re
soling of your shoos; If you Wish to
stop greasing your harness and pro
longing tho life of same ut least
fifty per cent. If you wish to sive
greasing your belts In your manu-
factury, go to Peterson & Brown, at
Astoria, and try a oaae of SolfiUne on
your shoe and harness. Bur your
Bhoea only of those who have that sci
entific waterproof leather preparation.
Take no other.
Address, PETERSON & BROWN,
General Agenta. Astoria, Oregon.
" OLD MAN ROOT AGAIN.
Further Charges of Insanity May Be
Made.
Still another complaint has been made
against Gem-go Root, the old rancher
from Clackamas county, on the charge
of Insantlty.
Roil Is,. Indeed, unfortunate. It was
less than a month ago that he was
brought up before Judge Gray and a
lunacy commission on a charge of In'
sanlt) pieftrred, by Harry Cot hi an,
who, for the past four y ars, has been
serving In the capaity of the Invalid's
keeper.
Thr court and commissioners decided
at the examination that Root waa more
simple In mind than Inxane, conclud
ing that ho was not yet a proper can
didate for the asylum. He was, there-
four, returned to the care of Mr, Coch
ran. '
Actoroirg to the terms of an agree
ment between Hoot and Cochran, the
latter assigned i the young man all
his title and Interest In a partially Im
proved ranch near Oregon City, in re
turn for Which Cochran agreed to care
for the old man during his remaining
years. For some reason, Cochran
brought the old man to Astoria a few
inonths ago ,and has since occupied
a house on the nuuklrts of the city.
Letters from Oregon City Insinuate
lh.it Cochran's actions have been of a
mercenary nature and that he brought
the old limn to Astoria In orJer to ob
tuln 'a change of venue," a previous
attempt lo huve Root sent to the Innune
asylum having b-eri made at Oregon
City no m (i month axo.
Cochiaii, to the "or,trary, says this
is pure slander, however. He says Root
hits undoubtedly given every evidence
of Ii. faulty and that he has grown to
be of too much c.r.'. In explanation (
this statement ttie charge has been
made th'it there are a' tics In Oreg.iil
City who have designs upon the prop
erty transferred to (Ychiun and who
d.-Klro to discredit the legality of the
translr Piade by the old man to
Cochran.
It is doubtful I hut Hoot will be cor
mltttd froi.i Ihlstounty, although there
Is no doubt that he Is memully unbal
anced. His aillletlon, however, Is not
considered sulllci' ntly bad to warrunt
his being sent to the asylum.
SAYS WE IIAYE
A FINE HARBOR
SHOULD BE TERMINAL POINT
Mr. looker's Ideas of Astoria's
Shipping facilities Tort
lu nd's Pull Surprising.
8. C. Tooker, who U on the coast In
the Intereht of the S. C. Tooker Com
pati), the largest Jobbers lu canned
goods In Minneapolis, wus in the city
yenu-iduy in confeiciiee with the man-SM-rs
of the Columbia River Packers
Association.
Mr. Tooker is pailieu'arly well Im
prcvel Allh the m-rlta of Astoria
taiiiod hiilmon and cmihus,zed this
last year by handling u certain local
brund to the extiu.sh n of all others.
This was the lirst visit Mr. Tooker
ever made to Astoria, und in was not
only much pleaded with wha: he taw
but much surprised at our n.ttuinl ship
ping facilities.
"There is no reason on eurth why
A-ttoiia shouiii not be a t nnlnul point
for shlppeis," raid he. "Indeed, I am
very much surprised thut Portland Is
dilng any o( this Misinexs. at all, and
th. U Astoria Is not doing it all. It is
one of the most muguilicent harbors on
the coast lines of the I'nlted States."
Continuing, Mr. To ker tald regard
ing the possibilities for this articular
section of the Northwest:
"1 am sutlstlod that you have a great
future before you. There Is nearly
every natuial resource that could be
desired. What much surprises me is
thut the.)' have not been more llghly
developed long lei'ore this. You also
nave an enviable climate here for we
iC.isterneis. for it Is most congenial
oompi.red to what we are obliged to
endure."
Mr. Tooker, who came here from the
Sound, left lust night for Port'and and
will leave there at once for San Fran
cisco. OREGON'S SENIOR SENATOR.
Portland Telegiam.
Senator McHrlde has recommended a
military hospital at Vancouver, and
also one at Fort Stevens, near the
mouth of the Columbia. Ho says he
believes that It would be "good military
policy to establish hospitals at both
places." This Is Senator McBtide's
cleasant way to "stand In" with all
propositions. But he knows that a gen
eral hospital cannot be established at
both plai.es, and he also knows that
it would not be "Kood military policy"
to duplicate two general military hos
pitals In the same region. Both ate
excellent places for the purpose, but
there are advantages at Vancouver
that cannot be had at Fort Stevens
advantages thai are apparent on the
surface. By recommending both Sena
tor McBiide neutralizes any influence
he might havo in behalf of either. A
man In such ti position ought to dJ
cide one way or the other, take a stand
and stick to it. But all that Mr. Mc
Urlde thinks about is to try to please
the local politicians of Clatsop county,
who want tha hospital established at
Fort Stevens, and not antagonize any
little interest that Maitnoniah county
people might have In the establishment
of the hospital at Vancouver. So he
recommends both. He might as well
recommend neither.
TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAT.
Take Axatlve ', Brorho Quinine Tab
lets. All drugglsta refund tho money
if It falli to cure. E. W. Grove's sig
nature Is on each box. 15c, 1
death of a ;
Noted diyihe
REV. SAY RE'S SUDDEN DEMISE
Pastor of Pirst I'resbyteriao Church
West of the Rockies
The Funeral.
The death of the Rev. Sylvanua Bayre
yesterday morning nd?d the life of a
life-long exponent of the Protestant
Chilstaln faith, as set forth In the
creed of the Presbyterian church. Mr.
Kayre had oeen engaged In ecclesiasti
cal work since his boyhood days, be
ginning as a foreign missionary to
Chile in South America,
Mr. Say re was born In Brldgeton, N.
J., In ?A. He graduated from Prince
Ion college In 1K03 and from the Prince
ton seminary In 1S66. In the month of
September, W, he was ordained In the
historical North-street church in Phil
adelphia and was Immediately com
mlssioned as missionary to Chile by the
foreign missionary board of the Pres
byterian church. His mlssl mary work
was most successful but, on acouut of
III heuilh. Mr. Fayre returned to the
Pulled Stit-s In 1ST, coming to Orr
pon r.inc- .v.Mrs later. Shortly after, he
accepted the paslorate of the Clat
sop Plains Presbyterian church, which
was the first church of that denomi
nation establlxhed west of the Rockv
Mountains.
Mr. Sayrv'a death came suddenly and
calmly. Although his wife waa near
him at the time she did not know that
life had flown until a long time after
the noted pioneer missionary was no
more.
The fuural sendees will be held to
morow afternoon at 1 o'clock In the
Chttsop Plains church, the Rev. Henry
Marcotte will deliver the sermon. Mr.
Murcotte will be asisted by the Rev.
McLane. Both Mr. Marcotte and Mr.
McLane are old friends of the deceased
pastor, having met In Chile during Mr.
.-'uyre's service tlure in the mission
cause.
pictures of electricity;
The photography of lightening Is sci
ence's latest achievement These are
calhd "elictrographB," and are con
sidered of great value in the future
knowledge of electricity. It la well-
known that a person struck by light
ning beers an Impression resemollng
a liee. The electrograph has proved
that this Is because lightning itself haa
a tree-like shape,- which always leaves
a vivid Impression wherever It strikes.
In this respect it is similar to ine fa
mous medicine. Hostctter'a Stomach
litter, which also leaves an impres-
slon that of health upon every one
; w ho uses It This great specillc is for
i.Ul stomach His, such as dyspepsia, con
stipation, biliousness, malaria, kidney
trouble, and all ailments which arise
j from impaired digestion. It will not
cnena me weakest stomacn.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
! Notice is hereby given that the reeu
i lar examination fur statA naiwr. will
j be held at the county court house,
. fnmm.in.'irir At Q s.Vl.irlr a m Woilnm.
day, February 14, 1900, continuing four
days. J. C. LEE,
Sihool Superintendent, Clatsop County
bated the 6th day of February, 1900.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
George A. Dorris, et al., to A. E. Mil
ler, lota 4 and 9, block 8, First addition
to Ocean Grove; $GM.
V. E. Bender and wife to A. H. Kllnt,
lots 13 and If, block 6, Gearhart Park;
tliO.
GRAND
Masquerade
of the SONS OF HERMAN
To be given at
FOARD & STOKES" HALL
February 22, 1900
HANDSOME PRIZES
FOR
Ikst Sustained Character
lkst Cake Walkers
Ikst Costume
Best altzers
Tickets for Maskera Gentlemen, $1;
Ladles, 60 cents; Spectators, 50 cents;
Children, 25 cents. For sale by any
of the members.
Seasonable Goods at
Cotton Rope Cotton
Boat Sail Drill (different qualities) DiMbarton Salmca Twlss
KOPP'S BEST
A Delicious and Palatable
Drink Absolutely Pure
TLe North Pacific Brewery, of whu b Bottled tMt for family me or keg
Mr John Kopp is pror-Wtor, mska rr beer supplied at any tipif. delivery in
for d imcs'ic nnd export trade. tlecityiie. -,
Horth Pacific Brewery
Golambia Eleetrie & Repair Go
Successor tc 1
COLUMBIA IRON WORKS
Blacksmiths
BoilerMakers
Machinists .
Foundrymen
Logging Engine
Heavy Forging Under Pover Hammer a Specially
Sole Manufactortrs of the losnrpassed
... " Harrison Sectcn" Propellor Wheel ...
Contractjrs for Electric Lights and Power Tlants.
New Fresh and
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p Seasonable Goods
-1 Carry the Ralston Health Foods
A- V.
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W. F. SCHE1BE,
A lull tint el Pipe.. Toteccs.
sad 5aHltert' Articles.
47 Commercial St.
...The Esmond Hotel.,.
PORTLAND, ORE., FRONT AND MORRISON STS.
European pin,5oeti$l.V) par dv.
American plan, 100 to i00 per day.
annuirLrtAnj
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The Only Flrst-Cls
injjiruuinrtnn ;vrtnnnAnfuuviiruuiAruiJiriAruuui
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WEDDING
WEDDING CARDS
VISITING CARDS
BUSINESS CARDS
COPPER PLATE PRINTERS
V ISITI NG CARDS
PacificNavigationGompany
Steamers-"R. P. Elmore," 'W. II. Harrison
Only line Astoria to Tillamook, Garibaldi, Bay City, llobsonville.
Connuctinfr at Astoria with theOreeon Railroad 4 Navigation Co. and
also the Astoria & Columbia River R. B, for tian Francisco, Portland
nd all points east. For freight and passenger rales ap;ly t -j
Sam'iel Elmore & Co. General Ascsts, AsiuiuA, OKE
COHN A CO Agents, Oregon Railroad k Naviwtion Co '
TILLAMOOK, Ore. A. k C K K Co. PORTLAND. Ore.
O
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Twine
Ha ri-st?
Loggers
Supplies
Kept in Stock
Built and Repaired
Plurrj Pudding, Raisins, fj
M'nce Meat, Cuirants, A
pumPkin crapbeines
i
Cition Squash Etc.
Wheat Flakes, Giano,
Whole Wheat Crackers, ft
Breakfast pood, Select
Bran, Yeast Cocoa, loUa l
mS m aif a. ola Siii m,, m m,.i
Msnulacturer of
the Always Ieliobte
'La Belle Astoria" Clear
Scheite's Opera Star
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